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Steiner Ranger Xtreme night binoculars 8×56 with Fast-Close-focus system and high contrast rate

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Steiner

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Fast Close Fokus - quick sharpness adjustment
High contrast optics
Lenses diameter 56 mm
Full range of focal length work:380°
Zoom: 8×

Steiner Ranger Xtreme night binoculars 8×56 with Fast-Close-focus system and high contrast rate

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Description

Steiner Ranger Xtreme night binoculars 8×56 with Fast-Close-focus system and high contrast rate

Steiner Ranger Xtreme 8×56 night vision binoculars provides the unheard-of level of contrast. This makes night observations in limited lighting trouble-free and comfortable

Steiner has been specializing in optical equipment for over half a century, providing outstanding quality telescopes and binoculars. It is no different in the case of the Steiner Ranger Xtreme 8X56 with a very high contrast and widened field of view. With the added Fast-Close-Focus system, the Ranger Xtreme night-vision binoculars allow you to instantly change the sharpness of the image.

The idea of Steiner Ranger Xtreme project involved three key areas, i.e. efficiency, ergonomics and strength. The last two are reflected in the durable design of NBR coated binoculars. The coating ensures firm grip of the binoculars in your hand and at the same time protects the device against shocks and water. The inside of the night binoculars has been filled with nitrogen, this way preventing glass from misting. Ergonomic eyecups, in turn, increase the comfort of using binoculars even for people wearing corrective glasses.

Key features of the night vision binoculars Steiner Ranger Xtreme

Fast-Close-focus system

An innovative solution that enables the operator to achieve excellent image sharpness even in adverse weather conditions.
High contrast ratio

The unique STEINER High-Contrast-Optics system enables you to achieve a contrast that has never been achieved in competitive binoculars before. Such a high ratio makes the Steiner Ranger Xtreme Binoculars become truly night-vision binoculars.
ClicLoc system

The solution used in many models of the Steiner Ranger Xtreme binoculars enables fast attachment and detaching of the belt, increasing not only the comfort of use, but also the safety of the binoculars.
Nitrogen filling

The night binoculars filled with air can mist up at the least appropriate moment. In order to avoid this problem, the best binoculars are filled with nitrogen that prevents the appearance of the above mentioned effect.

Specification

Specification of the Steiner Ranger Xtreme night binoculars 8×56
Zoom	8×
Lens diameter (aperture)	56 mm
exit pupil	7 mm
Astigmatism	small
Axis collimation	perfect
Exit pupil distance	15 mm
Resolution	≤ 8,6
Glasses span	from 59 mm up to 74 mm
Trivet output	yes
Operation in dusk	21,2
Optics of the Stainer Ranger Extreme	glass multilayer anti-reflective coatings
Casing	gum waterproof up to 5 m shockproof
Diopter adjustment	from -5 up to +5
Operation temperature	-40 up to +80 °C
Dimensions	200 × 212 × 56 mm

Brand

Steiner

Originating from Germany, Steiner is a manufacturer of top optical equipment. The company was founded in 1947, which means that its experience and expertise has been developing for more than 70 years. Among specialists, there is no shortage of opinions that the Steiner development center and factory, located in the Bavarian city of Bayreuth, is one of the most advanced optics-related facilities in the world. Today, available in 65 countries, the manufacturer is recommended by soldiers and hunters, amateur sports shooters, but also sailors and aviators, travelers or lovers of nature observation. The company continues to grow - in 2012 it acquired the American company Laser Devices, Inc. and renamed it Steiner eOptics, where it began manufacturing laser sights and tactical flashlights for combat applications. In the manufacturing process, the lenses themselves must go through 460 demanding steps before they can be finally seated in binoculars or scopes. This is followed by meticulous quality control and endurance tests, which are only able to confirm that the product meets all requirements and is suitable for release and getting into the hands of the customer.

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